
Fuel pressure regulator
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Re: Fuel pressure regulator
For a start, there are low pressure SU's, which we use on the Kirby BSA because it has GP carbs, and there are high pressure SU's, which we can use with concentrics. I have had all sorts of problems with the regulators, which I do not recommend.... and as Bob says, some suck and some blow. Depends on which part of Paris you are visiting 


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Re: Fuel pressure regulator
sidecar bloke wrote:As Mr Simper has so eloquently put it - Amal fuel bowls come with a big hole for gravity feed and a little hole for electric pumped fuel feed, the big hole being too large for the special rubbery tipped needle shut off valve. I have a fuel pressure gauge which travels with me so we can test at Pembrey if required.
Hi Ian, May take you up on that. Have checked the part number on our pump and according to the Facet site it is a 7 psi + one


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Re: Fuel pressure regulator
Do you mean the little round chrome thing where you press the middle down to change the settings? Last time I was on a bike with one of them was back in 1991 and we had to put a small tie wrap round between the knob and the body to stop it vibrating, the thing was all over the place, it behaved a bit better after that. Binned it after 4 meetings(ish, it was a long time back) though and put the usual UFO type jobby on with the acorn nut on top over the locknut, no problems after that.
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Re: Fuel pressure regulator
steve-e wrote:Do you mean the little round chrome thing where you press the middle down to change the settings? Last time I was on a bike with one of them was back in 1991 and we had to put a small tie wrap round between the knob and the body to stop it vibrating, the thing was all over the place, it behaved a bit better after that. Binned it after 4 meetings(ish, it was a long time back) though and put the usual UFO type jobby on with the acorn nut on top over the locknut, no problems after that.




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